Perhaps the last place you might think to find me is in The Irish Catholic but I was delighted to speak with Nicky Cuddihy on Education Nation, which is a podcast that explores the education system through the lens of Catholic Education. Rather than simply focus on promoting their mission,

I was surprised and delighted to be asked by the Irish Catholic to appear on their Education Nation podcast. Over the last few years, despite having very different views on education, I have noticed that genuine Catholics and minority groups have a lot in common when it comes to the

How schools can use their Anseo Attendance Grant from information sent out by Department on Tuesday. https://www.gov.ie/en/department-of-education/publications/attendance-campaign-support-grant/

With all the bad news going on around the world, instead of listening to the radio in the morning, my son and I listen to a full album for a week. Only rule is that we have to listen to it in its entirety. This week was Yo La Tengo’s

My favourite shoes… I’m not what you’d call a fashionista so you’re not going to see me modelling anything on Instagram! (Lucky you!) My daily uniform is a repetitive loop of work-wear, and on the rare occasion I venture out, it’s the standard-issue jeans, T-shirt, and overshirt. But I have

Don’t forget my free school calendar generator will generate your 2026-27 school calendar…for free! https://www.arukas.ie/calendar

I’m not easily impressed but I don’t think there is anything Google NotebookLM can’t do! I visited the Rock of Cashel with my son and decided to see if I could come up with a decent set of lesson plans with the tool. But that was only the beginning. Wait

The Modern Golden Calf Story Anyone that studied the Bible might remember the story of the Golden Calf. While Moses climbed Mount Sinai to get the Ten Commandments from God, the Israelites built a giant Golden Calf, which they danced around and worshipped. When Moses started his descent his saw